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mi for tho working class. Send 10 cents
IslII for postage. and we will mail you free
JUL ia royal. valuable box Of sample goods
that will put you in the way Of making
Thought possible at any business. Capital not
required. Wewill start you. You can wori
All the time or In spare time only. The work
- universally adapted to both sexes young and
oid. fou can easily earn from 10 cents to Is
every evening. That all who want work NAV
Test the buaineas. we mako this unparalleled
oner; 20 all who Are not we'll satisfled we win
send ~ 70 pay for the trouble Of writing NJ,
Fuli particulars. dir tctions, etc., sent irse.
Fortunes VIII Dc made by those who give their
whole time TO the work, Great success sbso.
lutely sure. Don't delay. Start now. Address
eTlNeoN co., Portland, Maine.
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Papa, said daughter Of ls-ge EN-,
ployer of labor, ARE you in favor of the
eight hour SYSTEM
"Well, daughter, he answered, under
certain circumstances | am"
ooh I'm so glad" she exclaimed rap
turously.
''why, my dear; why are you SO inter
ested."
because, papa, George has been only
staying four hours every evening, and he
told me last night il you favored the
eight-hour system be needn't go home
nearly so early. You dear old papa, I'm
so glad you are in favor Of it," and she
threw her arms about his neck and
choked off all explanations. Washing
ton Critic.
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EN- GllSH


II kearny St, san Rraneiscs, Cal.
Nervous Debility. Seminal Weakness. En-
hausted Vitality, spermAthorrh1s, Lost N n N
hood. impoteney, Paralysis. Proststorrhua
and all the terrible effects Of self-abuse and e.
cess In msturer yesrs. such as Loss OF Memory
Lassitude. Nocturnal Emissions, Aversion 10
Society, Dimness OF Vision. Noises in the Head
the vital fluid passing unobserved In the urine,
and many other diseases that lead to insanity
and death.
YOUNG MEN
suffering from any Of the above symptoms.
should consult US At once. The drain can be
stopped, vitality restored, and life BE- made
Again pleasure instead OF burden,
There are many
MIDDLE-AGED MEN
who are troubled with too frequent evacuation
OF the bladder, often accompanied by slight
smarting or burning sensation, and . weakening
OF ihe sys stem in manner they can not account
for. Ropy Sediment in the urine, etc. MANY
die OF this dificulty ignorant Of the csnse.
which IL the second stage OF seminal veaknsss'
Cukss GUARANTEED IN ALL SUCH CAsrs.
Consultation Free. Thorough exsmi.
nation and advice, including chemical spaly.is
sha microscopic examination OF the urine, IS.
An honest opinion given in every case.
The following Medicines supplied at the
prices named.
sIa ASHLEY COOPER VITAL RVS.
ToNAt1NF, s3s bottle. or four times the
qusntiiy, $40.
SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE,
VIII be sent to any one applying by letter.
stating symptoms. ser and age. strict secrecy
In regard to all business transactions,
The Celebrated kidney Remedy, NEPa-
nhTiCCn. for all kinds Of Kidney and
Bladder Complaints. Gonorrhaa, elect. Len
eorrh'sa. etc. For sale by all druggist; o. a
bottle, or bottles for $500
The English DANUhLION. LIVER Ann
DhsrEPsIA PILL is the best In the
market For sale BY all druggists; price, 90
Address English Medical Dispensary,
NO IL kEARsY srkEEr. San FRaycIsco. Cal.
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Notice to Creditors.

Estate Of Anthony Mcmahon, De-
ceased.
NOTICE IL HERERH GIVEN BY THE IN
~ dersigned. Executor Of the last Will and
the creditors Of. and to all persons having
claims against the estate OF said decesAed. n
exhibit them. with the necessary voucher ma
verincations On or before the 18th day OF Feb.
rusry, 1885. to the said undersigned, 1t 81
they will be forever barred.
R.H. ELAN,
Executor Of the last will and testsne NJ Of
Anthony Mcmahon. dsoeassd. s..,-im.
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The highest spot inhabited by human
beings ia said to be the Buddhist cloister
Of Hanie, Thibet, where 81 priests live
at an altitude of l6, 600 feet
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TESTIMONIALS.

"A sip 10 like nectar. "-Bosom C,srie,.
-Dslieious be- ond dsscrip tion. - Bs.,,, r,.,.,..
added TO the good thinxs Of thu ,.hl. a.
courasss good nature. "-sPfi@qa,ii Rspsliieaa "
"Invaluable for little treat vhsa 4 tr;.n,a....
in."-SsS frk Esenins Poo.
MANY people lack the .arsiy fair, to brew pu,.h
mud faneh u indispensable wherever knevp.s-
,o,, me popuariiy Of HUB Punch 10 testimony 70
snts' PARK 4 TILfORb, New Yort
Our sales Of Hub Punch have surprised us-.elA
within three months . larger qusntit, th,n ~
DEkBEEK. New York and Chicago.
c. n. GRAVES a Sons. Bo.,on NJ,
Trade supplied at Manufacturer prices By
8ICHARDs a. HARRISON,
Agents fer Pacific Coast San Francisco, Cal
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JOB WORK done with Nsas.sss a.
he Record ~ Omce.
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A. D. 1881, at the hour Of IL O'Clock m, Of thai
day. will sell all tho right, title and interest
Of said George Russell Of. al in and 70 thu
shove described property. ct the front doors Of
the County Courthouse. Phoebe, Lincoln county
Nevada, at public auction, for cash in hand.
70 tbs highest and best bidder. TO satisfy sal
execution and al costs.
al8-td W. L, MCKEE. sheriff.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-03

CIV. B.K.f. ots soriAr at we
osnts. o. O.
Ne IA w.B.K.P ons soliarstd
Ave cFnts. %
No. 5. Nv. n. n. y. sos dollar
AL t.snfY. fpur ueuts. -
~. az ". n h.f.. Cns dol'Ar AT
thFty.tuo fsafs. NJ
No. LKs whG p. nlas,l 'hres
Canta. %
No 5, IA w.BK.P. oss dollar nd
afy .eighi eeats, s.
No. q X W. n KIP. ons to.af at
tklry-tso cents. Ia
No. 5. Ka wb n. 2 .tso donsrs
And thirff seven cents. az
Ne. q s WI n. r. four t0llNs
snf sersnfy ia csufs. as
NJ. aH.5W n. 4, tsol d0uafs
sad tstlFe cents. ala
Ne. =, W.H. n. r.. tnY Eve e-uis. 81
A. 4. htKLkfsn
thEssCHEK 90 sTsIE.
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IMPROYIsINa A PIPE.

"ralhibs about Ingenuity said . drum
mer "a Chicago Herald reporter. 81 want
10 tell you what saw last winter out wet.
I Vas on q train that Was showed In for
three days. TIE company cent nc food.
bat they didn't send any cigars. and the
train boys stock was exhausted the rrst
day. To the express car We found and con-
rscsisd o boz OF smoking tobacco, bat
there wasnr pipe on the train. Among
the passengers Vas q Connecticut Ysnkee
Who vas Jast dyipg for smoke. He got
on, In the snow and looked sroupd for
weei or something OF that sort. which be
might use In making . pipe. bot couldn't
fod Q thing. I'm going 10 have pipe,
nyhow,' be said. so be took out had
pencil. opened the wood. took out the
lead. and. placing the two strips together
again. wound them tightly with the tin.
fol- which came out OF the packsses OF
smoking tobacco. mskiug them sir-tishs
Then be took an spple. Followed . bowl
out Of Il. and had one Of the incest pipes
yoa ever saw"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-03
LEGAL ANECDOTES.

The writer remembers hearing OF .
gentleman who, no, wishing TO pay the
legal and recognized fee for consultation
With his lawyer. devised an espedisn'
whereby he expected TO gain the informs'
ton he required without the usual cost.
lie accordingly invited the man Learned
In the Law" to dine q, bis house on apsf.
,iculsr evening. ss a friend and an old
acquaintance. The lasyer gladly &C.
eep,ed the invitation. and attended At the
house Of his friend and ellen, PromP, to
the minute. The conversation for some
time was very general and agreeable, and
by.snd.by the .hrewd client. by limiting
and suggesting. at las, drew the lawyer
out into q learned aud explicit disser's-
ton upon the subject the host wished to
be informed upon. The client VI. pleased
satisfied. and smiling. ehuekled IN b.,
sleeve, thinking how nicely he had
worm.d out the advice desired and
pumped hi. lawyer. free Of cost The
i,ss, over. the ls~yer departed. equally
pleased. and both being Satisfied. all went
a. merry a. a marriage bell. Ba, lev
day. Afterwards. the client received a
letter from hi, lawyer informing him that
the charge for professional consultation
and advice va. thirteen .hillInss and
fourpenoc, and would he "kindly attend
to the psymsn, Of same a, hls earliest
convenience. and oblige. The ellen, vas
~ild-eangki in hi. o~n trap. Bat eins
Determined 10 oaiwi, the lawyef and gain
hi. Own end.. he for~ardsd TO the latter
bill for "dinner. ~ias', and accessories
supplied on the l6ih Inst. amounting 20
thirteen shilling. and fourpenes. .ayins
that II be would settle the Enclosed eill'
he should only be too pleased aud happy
TO settle the lawyer. huls bill The law
yer r,orsd by threatening TO eommsnee
an action sgsin., mine ho'i for selling
~ins. wi,hou, a license. unless bis. ih'
l.~ysr'.. bill vas immediately paid. ID
need to "a, ,hs, the layer ~a' 'i;io-
riou,,-Chambers's journal
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A swfSpLLa


dos no, refer possible purchasers tn hii
victims. The Aihlophoru~ Co gladly ~
fers sufferers from rheumatism, neuralgia,
sciaiica, nervou. or sick headache, Kidney
AMI liver complaints 10 those Who has t,,a
e.rci 81 thee diseases by Aihlophoro-. and
will furnish names and ad'irrsse. u many
such persons o. those desiring them. Ath-
lophoros Il the only remedy Coz these dis
eases that can stand such a test
Augusta. Ne, April 10. lssG.
40 sir' don't think anything about
H. ia0v Athlophorus Ia l. the hcsi
medicine that ever VAS Coz rheumatism o.
neuralgia: vhrn nv son was very ill vith
neuralgia AMI vas bsing treated by dociors
all the way frum ll-ion anl BANGOR. Who
aid neuralgia was a harl thing "a handle.
they dii not ease him. bui THREE dos. u
Aihlophor,~ knocked the pain Ca, e him,
O., Il did forme.
Fof seven weeks ! could M, IN a stroke
YORK, iook Aihlophor- because u had
,ine - much fof my by my rheumatism
irouhlel ne In the hack, lcgs ami feet
A,hlophoro- will LIN pain quicker than
any medicine ! ever as ~ took.
NoHsNors kfNHAtt-
Grai Falls. y. H.. Msrh n. issdl
With mc Aihluphofu. outscll. All rhsu.
u,atis,n nielicins- ani hercviih ! give YOU
one sample u II. work In this plaoc. Nj
Cyru. Curtis has lc,n ~ Afflicted Nth
rheumatism that ior the past thfee years
h. has hen unable o. walk. except % pot
one iooi ont anil drag tho other NJ O. u
anil thus ~, along Three weeks ago !
recommended Aihlophosc. % him, ivo
bottle has ~ Las be state saisaa>nei him
that be- can ualk natural again. lIe IL
nv an cams-i alvcaie ~ Aihlophorcs
T. II wiNoArr, DrugTi',
Every druggist .hoah keep Alhlophoro.
ani Alhlophor- pll.. hut ~hsre the oan.
nj H. l.,ishi % the druggi., the Aihlo.
phoru. 20. iis Wall 81. Nss York, vill
scnl either larnsgv paidl ca r~vipt ~
rcrllar pfioc. vhiCh = si.O0 psr to,llc
g. Aihi0phorfs anil "a. iof I',l.
80 liver al siinfy dlssssss. iislsf-la. in.
n fraisri. srsknrss nfuvr ffti'lfI. ilsfssrs
f Unnfu rusrsiirail0al hsstiafhs. a. lsrs
Ifr .''i rf1 unfg ia.ld
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should Try to advance their interests mu.
tuslly. Is the simplss, folly. and benefits
no ore. A. 7. MAXIM.
I'VE hope shat our patrons viii bear In
mind the suggestion Offered by Bro. MAJ.
I'm In closing tho above. while the cob
umns ~ the DKsocRAr are open Tor any
article tending 10 sdvauce tho Interests Of
Oxford County horse breeders and owners,
II does not propose 10 devote Itself TO
baildlng up the reputation OF one family OF
horsss by tearing down that Of another.
The DENocRlr's Horse Dsputmsn, has
been established 10 the interests Of all On.
ford Couu,y breeders. whsirver may he
their 20, fsr.nces. and Its ain II 20 unite
and build up rather than divide and tear
dowp-Ep
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A.rnNI,IlINn Srcrrs

It's the da,y Of every person Who has
used BoscAes'sGerMda Syrup 70 let its won
derfal qualities be known 20 their friends
In curing Consumption. severe Cosghs.
Group. Asthms. Pneumonis, and. 10 fact,
al Throat and Lang Diseases. No person
can use IL without Immediate relief. Three
dosss will relieve any case. and We con.
slider Il the duty OF all Drugsists TO recon.
mend IL 20 the poor. dying consump,ive,
~ least 10 try one bottls. - 50 600 doIsn
bottles were sold last year. and no one case
where IL failed was reported. Saeh .
medicine - the Germda Syrup cannot be
too widely known. Ask your Druggist
about II. Sample bottles 10 Try. sold NJ
10 cents. Regular sire, rs cents. Sold BY
al Druggists and Dealers. In the United
States and Canada
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STATE ~ MAINE.

OXFORD. ss.-Cesr % Insolvency. a We'd
nssfsy - Aps., 4 u 49,.
In ~ maisr % ErngAIN pugGiS, is.
saivsat pshd0f
III. hsrshy ordered. that roiioe 10 given 70 oil
80 f.oss inte9es'esi "a IN ssttiemsrt q m A.
suapt a 4. 4. nas.stf. Assisnec q the shofe
namsd Iasalvsnt t,sbtos. BY cN1stns s,pY 81
thls oF,isf o. b. ahiisb~d to- sesks. sscssslFe
~. 10 the Onfosi Dsm crai. nssspspsf pfinisd
In fsrs. 10 ssid Cluniy. thai thsy MY apis~aF 81
4. Cert Of IasslsessF a. D. b. u the ftonsie
can Room 90 The mira Wcfte.isf ~ htI
eat, o. uiae o'clnrs IN the Forenoon, aoi Be
ssaid thsrros, ani 81 a. " ~. 49, sac.
stO. \. vii -ON, 10 fsc
- iaforsscs coafi, oNinri iunti
true copy-Aisstt ~ 4. DAVIS, tsrsisisf.
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Ns,iss sf rs,i,isa f.s Diss hsrss.
slnte OF MnInr.

OXFORD ss.-Cesrt ~ insolttnct.
10 'hs ss'e of triiHaiM nuh"iN lhsol'eai
Tlshfu-
Nvogles B. hsrsby sissu that psiiiioa has on
~ this 18th dsy % Ann A. w. bfsn
presented o. sah eoyft for sa1 counU, ~ sAh
fphfsim Dufsin. Of -ifusham In the C0uaiI ot'n'
ford. praylns thai he MAJ be dfcfesi .
nlll disshafse frUm al HI detts, pfpfable
unsisT ths pfosisioas "a enspisf 70 of the
statute 81 Naias. AMI uIon sail ietti'n 7.
n Ia ordered by sad oosu th.t q hsaiifs ~ bad
spon tho zane befo.e al court Al IHls IN 80,
csluuty % Oafosd. 90 Wednesday the 18Th day 81
MAJ, A. n. lsff. ~ mae 0'clprt 10 ne is'v
1000, snd tnat notice thereof - puhlishsi IN
the Oxford Dsmocrsi, q nestpAper yaOlishsi IN
said county ~ oxford, ooee seek iof tso
successive sssks. The last publication W - seven
days before the DAY ~ hsfins aed thh All
cTsiit0rs who have proved Their dsbts sol othef
psfsons insrssissi, may sppsaf Al SAL place And
time and show cause. u sny thsy have Ny
oisehsfge shouid not b. srantc'i saii debtor &C
eofdIns o. TO pfsYsT ~ his psitioa.
Altssli HEHhlCk a.. DAVIS, ttsgisier
Ol sAd Cosrt toe sail Couutf ofOAiofi
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-03

Tn ClsE WINr OWN "A story J.
told in * Judge fullsr,ons office In New
York. Of former clerk, Who j. row =
successful lawyer 10 ,hTeiiy The Judge
VI. engaged in Part |. q the supreme
Court. and sen, the clerk 20 Part II. 20
watch another case iha, he expected 20
be called any moment. The Judge TN
i.hsd in Part |. aEd. not hearing anything
from the clerk. be started for Part II. and
20, ju., outside the door when bis case
vas called. HI, clerk shouted cut:
1--WE would ike Po',Potsmen'' your
Honor"
"You must 20 on" r'j oinsd tie Judge.
"Ba, our wi,ns..e. ate ,isk." replied
the clerk. With refreshing ffsnkness
Then | shall have their testimony
taken by commission" sharply ANSWERED
hi. Honor.
"Bu, all OF them are down With small
po,." .sid the ,Errye,eent youth.
"ln iha, case the poslponement i
granted" calmly replied bis Honor.
Judge Fullerton ~. sshs'l Tie ha d
no, hesrd that hi. witnesses ~ere suiier'
ing from smallpox; in fact. some were
in sight. smiling like good isllos'; bat
rather than have his en'srPri.ing assistant
,sn, to jail. be walked away. After
~ard Judge Fullerton .,ksd him 10 sx'
plain. add 10, thi. answer;
IL though, you wanted the case TO ~
over. and over u went.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-03

AZ Cantu. IN tn Counis ~ Oxiotds.d stAis
The usdsr.ixssd herbs sves nSilc- Of his sp-
palstmsnt q. As.isnee 0f ksefen soai shd
Eilss q. Sosli, eo-Iarssfs, under nfm hame ~
X. 6oud A Co. Of cantohs IN TIE ,utt. et
Otfsrf. IasoI,ent DEBTORS. tsd,vldasil, asd ~
90 partners, = no have ben declared an lasoiseai
spOn their psutisn, b. the Couu OF Insolvency
Coz sad Ccssiy of Onfort.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-03

A. ARKAssAs Law PoiSr.-An sp'
peal 10 rather peculiar case has Jn'i
gone before the SaPreme Court u A'kan'
.... John Bog~orth. Who for many years
lived in the village Of Ripville. Wa'hios-
ton County. Aiksn'.. came 10 Little
Rock some time ago AMI entered int
business. Recently be- ~eni back 10 BIZ
native ,ill,gv. havirg replaced bic 'loueh
hat Nth q rather kish.ero~nsd Darby
When the companions Of his youth '.-
him wearing the hA, they provided them
.sl,,. nth bean shooters md began 10
.too, hole, through Il. Finally. one
buek.ho'. ranging . ,rihs too lo~. plo"ed
fuuow scro.. John. head. Bog~of,h
TAD the fellow srrsisnsd before Justice
u the Peace.
III. ,hi. the h., you vote the jus
iice ssksd.
"Ys.. ,ir"
"And the baek.ho, ,hA, made this hole
j. the one ,hs, plo"sd you. sh
"ls-. your honor
The Justice. after few moments re-
lection, said "li ]. the opinion Of ,hi'
Court ,hs, the plaintiff in this case laid
himself liable. and ihA, II be- had NOT
pulled hi. bat down 80 Ear. The buek'ho,
-ould have simply gone through The bat
~iihoui hitting HIM
An appeal TO the Circai, Coar; rssallsd
in confirmation OF the decision u the
court below. snd then an app'al 10 he
Supreme Court va. taken. The haal -.
sui, /. awaited With much Interest
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Thar TIEKp fxriixo

Afilcis nearly every Que 10 The spring.
The system having become accustomed 10
the brscing air OF winter, IL weakened by
the warm dsys % The changing season.
and readily yields 10 attacks OF disease.
Hoods ssrssprills IL jast the medicine
needed IL tones and builds up every part
Of the body. and also eIpels all Impurities
iron the blood Try 10 this season.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-03
I Az PRoup

To say from personal experience tina, Sal.
ph1r Bitter. which aiysrtissmen, will be
sen In another column. is the best spring
snd blood medicine ~ be found. IL l. pre-
psred by "a houesi iifm Who scorn Ia use
cheap aud worthless medicines. bot use
the best that money can buy Editor.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-03
Sulphur Bitters.
Nk.yEa.S.E oI.oy!sl
How Restored


LIT t4t .hff. anrH fiI'IIr 0. b. tHitff.
veil. s..y rH NJ.
a srFEMafuaHuITh If tfn..'. M..H...H
F1furtsfY minaI ilrffff, IarIIf'Il N.. H.
al Ftssru taftl.rfr. fn ID n..f. All"
afs sIf tlsu. tussiuIffHT. fIffIHI
fIfs. iu1arr ~ ffiI I1a.r .rr...f .f
Z aFagfrfr a.
IN. rsI.Hrtlrf safh1r. .n fn.s fln.l. .f.T.
p ssfN 1euuIfffafrs roo Ia lI.fI| T.I..
90 ufanIf. th.f fnr s.fIu'nf .HnH
ssIf sfus mlF D. fHIrf.I |I. NJ |'".t
n U.is -. flfr af ufrf. fInnIr Gel. I..
- Il mefHsaI s.l.h fFHff OF "f rI
~ az n.s CHr.i.fnu mhf 20 ny I.f.
en-. suIf. IfIfafsiy al fl.il.i
arthIs ffIuTr HIHHIf .r l''Nt .f
fca n aaI fFrr nfr d. en- lirI
S.ntur.ifr "a m flau frf.'0ff f'.'I nj
fffas pet peel co. ffUTfHI .. $50 .lH f.a
foftnF sffmHf AfffffH.
THE cUlvtRwElL MEDICAL co.
a 49, s.. ~. Yr.. \ ". Pr' 0fa 3s e..
ssanpsfr tfsl s,a. i.s. aa ap
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-03

Some Of the railroad compsni.. think
Of sending the interstate commerce bill
to Robert Browning. and asking him to
put Il into poetry. In order to make is
more lucid.
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CEoRGE m MOORE. A.irpe..

Nssiss 90 Assignee 90 hts ApPsinsassss.
A. stonshsn In the County 81 Oxio'd sni suls
Of Msiae the 1th dap - Apr . A. ~. l-s7.
pelnfmsnt 80 As-isse~ Of
WN. l. GOODWIN. 81 stoeeham,
IN the C.sniy of Ox ord. Ipsoivsnt reosor, Who
has ben declared an insolvsnt upon his pelisioa
Oiford. JONATHAN BsRTLsTT. As.isnee.
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N.,,s. Of A..lxn.. % hi. Appela,m.n,.

~ Canton. In the Counsy OF OsIo'd snd state
OF Maine. the ruth day of Apr A u ls1.
appolntmsnt 60 Assisne~ OF
MAk.HALL u. SHOUT. OF Csnion,
IN the tounty Of OXFORD, insolsent dsOtof, sbo
has teen declared an insolvtnt upon his petiuon.
~ n. Court Of Insolvency Tor said ooonV OF
RoNEIIO A nARROws. AsslEnee.
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In Bs.rs AT

How people take u The nes m-tielns.-
Kings S.rsspsrius,-oui really good
thiug Is Always appreciated. Try Kings
Ssrssparilla. The ouly . ssr-sp,rills on The
market Read Advertisement 10 this paper.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-03

-Ls.ilsg meileL sa,h,fl,ie, iaior.s
Ayers Ssrssparills a. The b-s, ol.oi pa'i'
fylug medicine 10 sxlstsac..
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'.Chestnuts! 2 yelled several parsons In .
gallery At the minstrel show. That's right,
gentleman" responded Booes, "lf you
don't get what yOu want, ash for 4.
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Nssiss 90 Assignee 81 hts Appeis'sasst.
Al Lowell, ie The county Of 0siofi and state OF
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TIE sndersisnsd hereby siyts notice Of he az.
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has bssn aeesr-.i On fssoyent up n his petifloa,
b, the Cosr Of Issol,seeJ boz sail C,uay efOr.
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Wanted. CO. men AMI women who ar
sursrlpg from Bseksehe. Lane side. cricf
90 Sore cns-t 90 apply NJ Fa'f,r aud
ct instsnt relief Sbif every s.rs. use.
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COuandrams weut out OF fssalon hong
ago. sn1 siill snAmO'ed yOunx people vill
persist To asking each Other what mstss
you care for ms anyssyT
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Ayoans MA -umsiin-s loses he balance
on "a orange pei on The pavement, aud
sometimes he lD.-. 10 In . ssyias. bans.
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she-"Do you love me. Gsorssi' lie
10 medical stadent) -"Yes. from my sixth
len rib" She-"Sir!" He-"I mean. my
dear, from the bottom Of my heart"
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BY uslsg Baesisgasn. DE. The -Als.
hers may b. easily male . p-fm,nsni. ma
taral bfOsn. OF black. a. desired
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1. rhveanh. % dlsry. All i-o-
tAlfd. % Mooisy. form shat pfseloas
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shop, one laird ~ May. AMI ooe-.ltih OF
lizard form saa, prsciOs, sioosl
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An erirsv.g.n, woman barns . candle
ln looking fOs . match.